Multicultural experience and young Chinese people’s subjective well-being: An indirect effect through self-construal
Traditional Chinese culture promotes ingroup harmony and personal conformity, which facilitates a cultural tendency of perceived self-other similarity among Chinese people’s self-concepts. However, with increased exposure to foreign cultures due to globalization, many young Chinese may see themselve...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2025
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